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Blue Spark Studio Microphone $181.09 Blue Spark Studio Microphone |
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BadAax UM600 Studio USB Cardioid Condenser Microphone $79.99 The BadAax UM600 Studio USB Cardioid Condenser Microphone. A studio quality, large diaphragm, cardioid condenser microphone with a built in USB interface, Music Factory Direct is proud to offer this high end, high quality microphone to our customers. With its wide band width, high audio resolution of 16-bit/48Kkhz, frequency response of 30Hz-18,000KHz, SPL: 140dB Max and with a speed of transfer of information at 480 Mbps, the BadAax UM600 Studio USB Cardioid Condenser Microphone is a must have for anyone using a computer for multitrack recording and monitoring. Type: Musical Instrument Accessories |
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STUDIO 24 BIT USB MICROPHONE $154.99 STUDIO 24 BIT USB MICROPHONE |
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CAD GXL3000 Pro Studio Microphone $119.99 CAD GXL3000 Pro Studio Microphone |
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PreSonus Studio Channel Tube Microphone Preamp $299.95 The Studio Channel is a professional channel strip combining Class A tube preamplifier, VCA-based compressor and three-band parametric equalizer perfect for the professional and project studio. Great for all types of microphones, instruments, keyboards and synths, the Studio Channel has the sonic power and flexibility to achieve any tone you can dream of - luscious in your face vocals, crystal clear acoustic guitars, fat solid bass guitar, dynamic acoustic piano, cracking snare, punchy bass, huge MPC tracks and more. |
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PreSonus Studio Channel Strip Tube Microphone Preamp $299.95 Step up the quality of your recordings with the top notch PreSonus Studio Channel! This fully featured channel strip delivers a class A tube microphone/instrument preamplifier, a variable VCA compressor, and a 3 band parametric Equalizer complete with VU metering. You won't believe how incredible your recording will sound through the Studio Channel. PreSonus Studio Channel Features: Class A vacuum tube microphone / instrument preamplifier Tube gain and tube drive Variable VCA Compressor (threshold, ratio, attack, release, make up gain, auto, soft) 3 band parametric Equalizer Precision analog VU meter for gain reduction and output Equalizer Pre/Post compressor switch 80Hz high pass filter 20dB pad Phase invert Rugged metal chassis High-headroom Ultra-low-noise design Enhance your signal path The PreSonus Studio Channel is set to take your sound well into the next level, as it noticeably outperforms the preamplifiers built into most audio recording interfaces and affordable mixers. You get essential tube tone along with the ability to sculpt and shape it in whatever direction you want. Fatten up a vocal with compression or sweeten up a piano track with EQ, you'll be ready to make the most out of whatever source you're recording with this versatile audio toolbox. Class A tube preamplifier The Studio Channel has everything you need to achieve big, radio-worthy sound straightaway. The preamplifier stage of the Studio Channel is based on PreSonus's award-winning BlueTube preamplifier that's known for its high headroom and big tone, thanks to a high-output 12AX7 vacuum tube. What's more, dual control Gain and Tube Drive let you dial in a wide range of sounds for sonic variety. You can give a DIed guitar track a bit of that overdriven tube edge then record a warm, smooth vocal track - it's all onboard the Studio Channel. Fully featured VCA compressor The PreSonus Studio Channel's compressor features a fully variable, ultra-fast and smooth VCA-based circuit. You have all the must-have compression controls at your fingertips, including ratio, threshold, attack, release, and gain make up. VCA-based compressors are known for both their musicality as well as their ability to tame even the fastest transients. Whatever source you're recording, you'll enjoy the ability to get the signal in as hot as needed without clipping. 3 band Parametric Equalizer Use the Studio Channel's superb equalizer section to carve out unwanted frequencies and tailor your tone to enhance your overall sound. The custom-designed amplifiers in the equalizer deliver sweet-sounding gain/cut so you can have ultra-smooth highs, deep solid lows, and clear midrange. What's more, the mid-band of the EQ section has variable Q for controlling the width around the center point of the selected frequency. Plus, high and low frequency bands let you select peak/dip or shelving frequencies. |
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Neumann TLM102 Studio Microphone $699.95 The TLM 102 defines a new generation of Neumann studio microphones. This applies not only to the design of the microphone but also to the price. |
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A# Sharp Recording Studio - Microphones
Easily Create Your Own Home Music Studio
A huge studio full of equipment isn't what you need anymore, in fact, you could do most of the production and post-production elements of a song with just a well-equipped computer! What's important is finding a piece of equipment to separately record each instrument on it's own track, and there are many such devices priced pretty cheap, and most of them are now specialized to interface with your computer and record directly in!
Let's say you are working with a band, aside from that recording equipment, you also need to have proper microphone equipment for each individual piece, and you also should invest in a vocal booth to isolate the vocals for a clean mix at the end. This is especially important with the drums as well, unless you plan on fixing them post-production.
These days, you can find pop-guards, and even movable vocal booth walling that can make this easier than you realize. Sometimes artists only do the vocals, and have all the instrumentation done elsewhere, by a band in a studio or a producer across the world! Home recording makes each take less stressful, as you don't have to worry about hourly rates when recording your masterpieces. Now you may be curious as to which software to use when doing home recording. Well, it depends on what you want to do really.
Now you see, I'm going to first approach it like you're the average instrument player in a group. People in that boat aren't going to be too concerned with post-production, and simply want to record their jam sessions, and perhaps turn the vocals up for their singer. If that's all you're trying to do, your basic set-up with a computer and a recording interface should do it, as it'll either be a computer add-on or an external addition, either way it's job is to record what you're inputting.
Those devices always come with software like Nuendo or ProTools that'll be just fine for basic recording. Now if you're concerned with mastering and a polished sound, that's where post-production is absolutely key. Some things aren't on time as perfect as they should be, post-production can pull sounds and fix any discrepancy left by the live recording.
Drums are typically reworked in post-production to give a louder, crisper feel. Any kind of samples that come to mind can be added on, and rhythmically if the producer has the skill, etc. For that kind of work I suggest using Renoise and Acid. Acid is also particularly useful in doing remixes if you have to know-how to cut your sample pieces into loops.
In general, every song that you are putting out there also needs to be mastered. What that does *basically* is make your song sound similar to other songs on the radio (volume-wise mostly). Now you can pay for expensive mastering services, but the rule of thumb on the issue is to just use a program like Mp3gain and make it too loud. Strangely enough, too loud is the same volume all popular songs you enjoy will register at, try it for yourself!
Also when you have your finished mp3, use Wavelab or Goldwave to cut it down, as you don't want to have an excessive amount of silence before or after the song.
About the Author
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